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Temperatures reached as high as 53.3C in the US and flooding hit South Korea and India

Tourists flocked to China’s scenic Flaming Mountains this week to experience searing high temperatures amid punishing heatwaves that have scorched much of the Northern Hemisphere.

China's world-leading emissions totaled 11.4 billion tons of carbon dioxide in 2022, according to the Global Carbon Project, a decline of less than 1 percent from 2021 levels.

This year has so far seen 28 high-temperature days in Beijing. The heat will subside somewhat over the next 24 hours.